Hudson Super Buffet

It might be the best place u can go for this price. If u r a seafood fanatic, u gonna love here. Moreover, they have bunch of fresh fruits and desserts. I will come back someday.

Delicious food and excellent seririce
Prices are reasonable
I will come again soon

Not good they have a full bar that is unstaffed when we went but they only offered 3 drinks Mai-​tai, piña colada, and 1 other I asked for a rum and Coke and the waitress kept saying Mai-​tai ???-Mai-​tai??? The food in buffet was cold and chewy we left money for the drinks and walked out

It was decent food for a buffet. There were lots of options, the food was hot, and they were constantly refilling the pans with fresh food. The food was just okay, though, and we will probably try someplace else next time.

I like this place. I see some okay reviews, maybe I went on the good days. :)

Went here because of reviews. Probably the worst Chinese food we’ve ever had. The rice was over cooked. The sushi fish was dry and colorless. Shrimp was chewy. Pork ribs were hard. Lo mein was tough and old. Chicken (general tso’s & orange) was soggy. Baked potato was soggy. Baked fish was cold. Everything was lukewarm/​cold. Shu Mai was the only thing hot and tasting remotely fresh. Fruit was fine, but the little chocolate cake squares nearly made us sick to the taste.

Wow I so happy with the food selection here at Hudson Super Buffet. Traditional Chinese buffet food with sushi. The crab rangoons where very good and all the food with sauces where more flavorful than bigger fancier buffet in the area. Worth the drive from Worcester.

A few good items but most things taste like they have sat in the bins all day. Cold chewy food. And for the 13 dollar per person price after 3:30 pm it’s not worth the price.

Terrific price, great selection, good food. The aesthetic of the place is not so great, it is a generic Asian buffet aesthetic. The location is odd as it is out of the way, but it makes for easy parking. I am a fan of sushi, so I did not expect much from buffet sushi, however it was decent, not the best but certainly not bad, and for the money it is very worthwhile. The price is phenominal, $ 11 for a lunch buffet of this size and quality is amazing. Now when I smell Chinese food, my mouth waters at the thought of going back to the Super Beffet.

Worst service ever, a group of 40 went in at about 3:00pm. Lunch ended at 330. They took most of the lunch food out and didn’t allowed us to get everything else. They wanted us to pay $ 15 for lunch menu

If you have wondering what to eat after finish your Apple picking. You come to the right choice. This is my third years I came here after finish Apple picking. Every year I came here with my big family.
Foods is actually above than most average Chinese buffet Resturant within that price range. This not going be some fancy dating Resturant or someone you want to impressed. But for family gathering especially with little kids, elders and some ABC nieces and nephews. This probably the best choice. They have a lot of selection to choose from. They have sushi, seafoods, Chinese American foods (spring roll, rice, noodle,) Clam, Soup, Dessert (jello, cake, fruits, ice cream). Food quality is good, you actually can taste each items with their own unique taste.
Kids is half price!

The food is so tasty and I’m an oysters lover, oysters r not bad for buffet quality. The reason I gave this place 4 stars bc of the hot sauce tip is not clean other than that I like this place. Will come back again since I live near by.

This place is so busy that the food is reliably fresh. The owner works his tail off running around and filling up the food trays and managing the dining room turnover. He obviously cares and takes pride in his work. It also is what it is. Asian cuisine, buffet style. I don’t usually like buffets, they gross me out but they were all over this one keeping it full and clean and I had no reservations eating there. The only thing I would really like to see is a re-​do on the dining room. It’s old, used, worn out.

This is a hit or miss situation. Most of the food is awful. The sushi is refrigerated and not good, the crab rangoon tasted like a bucket of sugar, the spare ribs were gray and scary looking. However if you stick to the less processed items you might be pleasantly surprised. While I couldnt try everything, I found the following items to be quite good — fresh oysters, grilled salmon, garlic green beans, littleneck clams, and the seasoned hand cut french fries. If you dont go there expecting a gourmet experience, you might be able to make it through the meal unscathed.

It’s your typical chinese buffet with american-​style chinese food and some traditional-​style chinese food. The best thing about this place was the endless amounts of seafood they offered; oysters, clams, littleneck clams, crawfish, salmon, tilapia, alaskan crab, etc. The pricing was also well charged too and the waitress constantly took away our plates after we finished. I wouldn’t recommend going 30 – 45 minutes before they close because they stop putting out food. Overall, it was a great experience and would definitely come back again.

Were hastily greeted and seated once walking inThe door. Not necessarily, rude but it was just how the manager did things. He berated the staff all throughout our meal. The selection of food is average, most appeared to be fairly fresh and not left over from lunch, although the roast beef had definitely been there far awhile.
Really disappointed with homey chicken, it was very little honey in it. I could taste that they added syrup and it was ridiculously saccharine. Just terrible, the bourbon chicken was strong, but that is where it ends.

For starters, it’s sushi buffet. Or more accurately, it’s a buffet with faux Chinese food and then some sushi. (Is that what most sushi buffets are? I’ve yet to see a buffet with just sushi.) In either case, it’s where my folks and I go when we want sushi for cheap.
When my mom told the woman rolling the sushi that I was a fan of the salmon roe, she actually replied, «Take all of it. I’ll make you more.» As the child of former restaurant owners, I’ve been to more than my fair share of Chinese buffets in scoping out the competition. This kind of interaction does not occur often. I tipped the woman.
Other items on the buffet are worth the visit, too. My parents and I were impressed by the juicy and tender asparagus. There are always raw oysters on the buffet, which is exciting, and their seafood soup is tasty, too. Of course, they also have the standard «Chinese» fare, like chicken wings and crab rangoons, but I’m usually too busy with my salmon roe to notice these other items.
The three of us went on a week night and paid just under $ 50, including tip, for a ton of sushi (and crawfish and raw oysters and fried oysters and shrimp and salmon roe…), and while I’ll admit that it’s not the most amazing sushi or the most consistent place on the planet, it’s a pretty good deal.

There are 3 main buffets in the area, this is the third best, so it gets 3 stars.
There is A LOT of options at this buffet. I went on a Sunday afternoon at 1pm figuring it to be the best option for food turnover and freshness. Well, it was the best time for selection, but freshness and turnover were left to be desired.
The food tasted ok, and was VERY Americanized. Even some dishes that were clearly Chinese, had an distinctly American taste and sweetness to them. The selection is what you go for. In an area where all Chinese locations are generally sub-​par, it is not a bad option if you want choices, but the other 2 are better options.

Solid 3 stars in my opinion.
Highlights:
–Big selection of entrees
–Lots of veggies
–Salt and pepper shrimp were good
–Fried oysters good
–Fried chicken wings were tasty with a hint of curry flavor
–Seafood soup and hot n sour soup was decent
–Noodles were good.
Lobster was just ok. The tray was empty most of the evening. I stood around waiting for a refill along with 3 others. They put out about 2 lobsters worth and it was gone in 30 seconds. Good flavor but not too fresh. The meat would breaks apart.
Cons:
–Sushi rolls horrible. Hard rice. Didn’t dare try sashimi
–Their Clams had sand
–Crab legs stale. Not brittle. Bends. Hard to scrape out meat.
There are plenty of tables and the parking lot is huge. I’d come back next time…

As far as Chinese buffets go, I really enjoy Hudson Super Buffet (HSB). I feel like some people expect too much from a buffet! All I really expect from a buffet is variety, price, and flavor. HSB certainly met my buffet triad. I sampled most things but found myself going back for chicken wings (which were meaty and tender) and crawfish. The food was warm and I waddled away pleased. I would totally come back if I ever find myself within a 20 miles radius.